In This Article
- 1. Wall-Mounted Pooja Unit With Drawer Storage
- 2. An Integrated Pooja Unit to Save Space
- 3. A Simple Base Altar for Open-Concept Pooja Rooms
- 4. Combination Shelf and Drawer Design for Pooja Units
- 5. Pooja Room Design With Jaali Partitions
- 6. Wall-Mounted Pooja Unit With CNC Designed Enclosure
- 7. Pooja Unit Base With a Backlit Jaali
- 8. Floating Pooja Unit With Seamless Storage Drawers
- How Can Livspace Help You?
As 2023 rolls in, we got in touch with some of our Livspace design experts to get an idea about what pooja unit styles might be new on the scene. Join us as we go through their recommendations for pooja units that can suit all homes, irrespective of size. Here’s the lowdown on what design trends they foresee in terms of style and storage requirements.
1. Wall-Mounted Pooja Unit With Drawer Storage
Space is always a problem in modern Indian homes. If you’re facing the same issue, our experts recommend installing a wall-mounted pooja unit that can help free up a lot of valuable floor space.
| Pooja Unit Design Element | Design Details |
| Price | Starting from ₹32,000 |
| Sizes (by width in mm) | 600 | 750 | 900 |
| Materials available | MDF (Starting from ₹32,000) Plywood (Starting from ₹33,000) |
| Finishes available | Laminate only |
Please note that the prices can vary as per the size, material, and finish chosen for all pooja units in this series.
2. An Integrated Pooja Unit to Save Space
Not everyone has the luxury of dedicating a spare room to just the pooja unit. But this doesn’t mean you have to forgo it, either. So, how do you combat this space crunch?
Our Livspace designers recommend integrating your pooja unit into your existing interiors. Not only does this save space, but it also creates a neat and uncluttered design.
| Pooja Unit Design Element | Design Details |
| Price | Starting from ₹34,000 |
| Sizes (by width in mm) | 600 | 750 | 900 |
| Materials available | MDF (Starting from ₹34,000) Plywood (Starting from ₹37,000) |
| Finishes available | PU only |
3. A Simple Base Altar for Open-Concept Pooja Rooms
Open concept homes remain popular, and minimalistic pooja room designs are easy to use in such layouts. Our Livspace experts suggest using a simple base altar that blends both traditional and contemporary design. This pooja unit design is especially handy if you enjoy long prayers while being seated.
| Pooja Unit Design Element | Design Details |
| Price | Starting from ₹30,500 |
| Sizes (by width in mm) | 750 | 900 | 1,200 |
| Materials available | MDF (Starting from ₹30,500) Plywood (Starting from ₹32,000) |
| Finishes available | Laminate only |
4. Combination Shelf and Drawer Design for Pooja Units
If you don’t want your wall-mounted pooja unit to look visually heavy or cluttered, our designers recommend opting for a shelf and drawer combination. Here, you can keep your idols on display with the help of the shelf, and use the bottom drawer for storing your pooja unit supplies.
| Pooja Unit Design Element | Design Details |
| Price | Starting from ₹27,000 |
| Sizes (by width in mm) | 450 | 600 | 750 | 900 |
| Materials available | MDF (Starting from ₹27,000) Plywood (Starting from ₹28,000) |
| Finishes available | Laminate only |
Also Read: 9 Essential Pooja Room Vastu Tips for a Happy Home
5. Pooja Room Design With Jaali Partitions
The best way to close off your open pooja room from the rest of the home is with jaali partitions. If your pooja room already rests in a niche, our designers suggest using jaali dividers to further frame and segment the space.
To give the space a unique edge, you can also opt for ornate brackets and some framed artwork on the mandir.
| Pooja Unit Design Element | Design Details |
| Price | Starting from ₹23,000 |
| Sizes (by width in mm) | 600 | 750 | 900 |
| Materials available | MDF (Starting from ₹23,000) Plywood (Starting from ₹26,000) |
| Finishes available | Laminate, polymer, membrane, and acrylic |
6. Wall-Mounted Pooja Unit With CNC Designed Enclosure
Apart from using jaali as a room partition, you can also use it to decorate the frame of your pooja unit. For this wall-mounted pooja unit, our designers have used an arched front design with a jaali enclosure. This helps add a unique yet traditional touch to your pooja unit.
| Pooja Unit Design Element | Design Details |
| Price | Starting from ₹47,000 |
| Sizes (by width in mm) | 750 | 900 |
| Materials available | MDF (Starting from ₹47,000) Plywood (Starting from ₹48,000) |
| Finishes available | Laminate only |
7. Pooja Unit Base With a Backlit Jaali
If you’re looking to create a tranquil ambience, there’s no better way to do it than with a backlit jaali. Since a pooja unit with just a base altar can run the risk of looking too plain, our designers recommend pairing it with a backlit jaali. The light from the jaali lends a soft glow to the space, creating the perfect vibe for prayer time.
| Pooja Unit Design Element | Design Details |
| Price | Starting from ₹88,000 |
| Sizes (by width in mm) | 750 | 900 | 1,200 |
| Materials available | MDF (Starting from ₹88,000) Plywood (Starting from ₹93,000) |
| Finishes available | Laminate only |
8. Floating Pooja Unit With Seamless Storage Drawers
To ensure your pooja rooms are easy to clean, our designers recommend going for a floating pooja unit. Since these units are mounted on the wall and stay off your floors, you can easily clean beneath the altar without moving your mandir.
Additionally, for a more modern look, consider using seamless drawer fronts instead of handles. This will also make it much easier to clean your drawer fronts by wiping it down regularly.
| Pooja Unit Design Element | Design Details |
| Price | Starting from ₹18,000 |
| Sizes (by width in mm) | 600 | 750 | 900 |
| Materials available | MDF (Starting from ₹18,000) Plywood (Starting from ₹21,000) |
| Finishes available | Laminate, polymer, membrane, and acrylic |
What Are the Benefits of Using These Materials and Finishes in Your Pooja Unit?
- MDF and plywood are great options for the base of your pooja unit, as they are durable and long-lasting.
- MDF can be relatively more cost-effective to invest in, while different grades of plywood can offer different qualities, such as resistance to moisture
- For a low maintenance pooja unit, a laminate finish can be especially helpful to have. Laminates are easy to wipe down with no hassle and are also great for heavy-duty use. Moreover, they are also available in a wide range of options
- Acrylic finishes are great for giving your pooja unit a luxurious look. These finishes carry a glossy texture and are both moisture- and scratch-resistant. However, they may be comparatively expensive to invest in
How Can Livspace Help You?
We hope you found our pooja room designs for 2023 helpful! If you want beautiful interiors for your home, then look no further. Book an online consultation with Livspace today.
Have any thoughts or suggestions you’d like to share with us? We’re all ears! Drop us a line at editor@livspace.com.
Disclaimer: All contents of the story are specific to the time of publication. Mentions of costs, budget, materials, finishes, and products from the Livspace catalogue can vary with reference to current rates. Talk to our designer for more details on pricing and availability.
